Tag: Growth

  • Back to being a bad beginner

    Going back to university for a degree in an unfamiliar area means I’m back to square one. Being a bad beginner is tough, but its the only way to progress to being a great master.

  • Everything in life is a mirror: The mirror concept

    Mirrors, fathers, and mind-changing spells. Sounds like a fairytale, but that’s just my life. This is a more personal post about my own experiences in life as I seek to better understand myself and my world.

  • Don’t look back and regret

    No one wants to look back on their life with regret. I’m getting tired of feeling that way already, even with so much life ahead of me.

  • ‘Let go or be dragged’

    Direct and brutal, this quote has forced me to rethink plenty in my life. As we navigate potential changes and try to build a life that we enjoy, we must all face this choice: Let go, or be dragged.

  • What I learned about risk from ‘Never Play it Safe’ by Chase Jarvis

    What does it mean to take risks? You’re already taking them, whether you see it or not. How can we embrace risk-taking more in our lives?

  • Get comfortable being misunderstood

    You can’t just be comfortable being seen by others, you have to learn how to be comfortable being misunderstood.

  • Recent thoughts about GOD

    Latest and greatest in my constant evolution as a Christian who is not very good at it but still trying. Thoughts abotu G-O-D and what it means for humanity.

  • Manifestation—You are what you think

    Manifestation is not as woo-woo as people make it out to be—it’s science. Whoever you believe yourself to be, you’re right. There was a while when I wasn’t thinking so great about myself, and my life reflected that back to me. Even so, change is possible.

  • Sports: A microcosm of life

    Sports. So many people love them or hate them, but they go on regardless. Recently I’ve been getting back into sports and I’ve enjoyed it plenty. It helps when my teams/people do well, but this year we’ve had a bit of a rocky start. It’s tough, but the heartbreaking and frustrating moments are just as important to the fan journey.…

  • Shadow Work: Embarrassment

    Embarrassment is the cost of entry, so you must overcome it with shadow work. Examining who you are and what your patterns are will help you change them.